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Neurocase|December 28, 2006
A case of impaired naming and knowledge of body parts. Are limbs a separate sub-category?Marcella Laiacona, Nadia Allamano, Lorena Lorenzi, et al.
Neurocase|June 28, 2006
The different frameworks underlying abstract and concrete knowledge: evidence from a bilingual patient with a semantic refractory access dysphasiaSebastian J Crutch, Basil H Ridha, Elizabeth K Warrington
Neurocase|June 28, 2006
Suggestive evidence for an involvement of the right hemisphere in the recovery from childhood aphasia: a 3-year follow-up case studyA Peru, V Moro, P Tellini, et al.
Neurocase|June 28, 2006
Left ipsilesional neglect for visual imagery: a mental image generation impairment?Gianna Cocchini, Angela Bartolo, Paolo Nichelli
Neurocase|September 27, 2006
Ipsilesional attentional-approach neglect or crossover effectValeria Drago, Yong Jeong, Gregory P Crucian, et al.
Neurocase|September 27, 2006
Acquired dyslexia after stroke in the prereading stage: a single case treatment study with f MRIAnja Fiori, Walter Huber, Thomas Dietrich, et al.
Neurocase|May 23, 2006
Preserved cognition and functional independence after a large right posterior cerebral artery infarct: longitudinal clinical and neuropathological findingsOlivier Piguet, Hayley P Bennett, Louise M Waite, et al.
Neurocase|May 23, 2006
Qualitatively different semantic representations for abstract and concrete words: further evidence from the semantic reading errors of deep dyslexic patientsSebastian J Crutch
Neurocase|May 23, 2006
Do visual attentional factors contribute to phonological ability? studies in adult dyslexiaJudy Buchholz, Anne Aimola Davies
Neurocase|May 23, 2006
Preservation of Emmert's law in a visual form agnosicPhilip Servos
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Neurocase|December 28, 2006
A case of impaired naming and knowledge of body parts. Are limbs a separate sub-category?Marcella Laiacona, Nadia Allamano, Lorena Lorenzi, et al.
Neurocase|June 28, 2006
The different frameworks underlying abstract and concrete knowledge: evidence from a bilingual patient with a semantic refractory access dysphasiaSebastian J Crutch, Basil H Ridha, Elizabeth K Warrington
Neurocase|June 28, 2006
Suggestive evidence for an involvement of the right hemisphere in the recovery from childhood aphasia: a 3-year follow-up case studyA Peru, V Moro, P Tellini, et al.
Neurocase|June 28, 2006
Left ipsilesional neglect for visual imagery: a mental image generation impairment?Gianna Cocchini, Angela Bartolo, Paolo Nichelli
Neurocase|September 27, 2006
Ipsilesional attentional-approach neglect or crossover effectValeria Drago, Yong Jeong, Gregory P Crucian, et al.
Neurocase|September 27, 2006
Acquired dyslexia after stroke in the prereading stage: a single case treatment study with f MRIAnja Fiori, Walter Huber, Thomas Dietrich, et al.
Neurocase|May 23, 2006
Preserved cognition and functional independence after a large right posterior cerebral artery infarct: longitudinal clinical and neuropathological findingsOlivier Piguet, Hayley P Bennett, Louise M Waite, et al.
Neurocase|May 23, 2006
Qualitatively different semantic representations for abstract and concrete words: further evidence from the semantic reading errors of deep dyslexic patientsSebastian J Crutch
Neurocase|May 23, 2006
Do visual attentional factors contribute to phonological ability? studies in adult dyslexiaJudy Buchholz, Anne Aimola Davies
Neurocase|May 23, 2006
Preservation of Emmert's law in a visual form agnosicPhilip Servos
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